DFS Picks for Seahawks/Patriots in Super Bowl 60

Published: February 8, 2026 at 1:00 am EST

Cooper Kupp warming up pregame — Jan 17, 2026; Seattle, WA, USA; Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp (10) warms up prior to a game against the San Francisco 49ers in an NFC Divisional Round game at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Ng-Imagn Images

Super Bowl 60 pits the New England Patriots against the New England Patriots in a surprising matchup of 2 upstart franchises.
Sam Darnold (Seahawks) and Drake Maye (Patriots) will be heavily scrutinized at the QB position.
Keep reading below for our favorite DFS picks from Sunday’s big game in Santa Clara.

The New England Patriots head out west for Super Bowl 60 on Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026, where a West Coast team in the Seattle Seahawks will be waiting for them. The Patriots, famous for a dominant start to the 2000s with 6 Super Bowl victories under Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, have reloaded under coach Mike Vrabel and QB Drake Maye.

On the Seattle sideline, another Mike — coach Mike Macdonald — will be vying for his first Super Bowl win, too. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock.

Check out our favorite DFS picks for the big game below:

Underdog: Kenneth Walker III, Seattle RB — Lower than 74.5 rush yards

This is the best number you’ll find for playing a “lower” pick for Walker. Sleeper has it at 72.5 rush yards and Dabble has it at 70.5 (obviously go to Dabble if you like the “higher” option). I think the Patriots’ run defense will continue its season-long trend of being stingy.

This postseason, the leading rushers for New England opponents have been as follows:

Wildcard Round vs. Chargers: QB Justin Herbert — 10 carries, 57 yards
Divisional Round vs. Texans: RB Woody Marks — 14 carries, 17 yards
Conference Championship vs. Broncos: RB RJ Harvey — 13 carries, 37 yards

That doesn’t bode well for Walker. I feel safe taking KW3 to finish with 74 or fewer yards on the ground on Sunday evening.

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Sleeper: Rhamondre Stevenson, New England RB — Higher than 14.5 rush attempts

The Patriots usually start slow, trying to establish the run in the early going. That could prove to be especially true on Sunday, with Drake Maye dealing with a shoulder issue. Expect a heavy dose of Stevenson in the first half. He’s been the workhorse this postseason.

After logging only 10 carries against the Chargers, he had 16 against the Texans and 25 against the Broncos in the Denver blizzard. Don’t expect another blizzard in Santa Clara, but do expect the Pats to dial up plenty of touches for Stevenson.

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Dabble: Cooper Kupp, Seattle WR — Higher than 32.5 receiving yards

Kupp has been at his best this postseason. He’s posted 60 and 36 receiving yards in Seattle’s postseason games. He may be on the downside of his NFL career, but he was a Super Bowl MVP a few years ago with the Rams.

With Christian Gonzalez likely to be working against Jaxon Smith-Njigba a lot, Kupp will need to step up once again. I still like JSN to put up around 100 receiving yards, but 33+ yards is manageable for Kupp and the Seattle offense.

As I mentioned earlier, the New England run defense has been stout this year. That means Darnold, JSN and Kupp will need to make plays early and often to keep the chains moving for Seattle. Kupp will do his part.

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DFS Picks for Seahawks/Patriots in Super Bowl 60

Underdog: Kenneth Walker III, Seattle RB — Lower than 74.5 rush yards

Sleeper: Rhamondre Stevenson, New England RB — Higher than 14.5 rush attempts

Dabble: Cooper Kupp, Seattle WR — Higher than 32.5 receiving yards

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